Hailing from the red dirt clay of Mobile, Alabama and coming off a sold out tour, the Red Clay
Strays have spent the past year trailblazing their musical path across the nation by bringing their
unique blend of tunes to stages ranging from the intimate to the large-scale in small towns and
big cities all over the country. Amidst the success of their debut album Moment of Truth, the
seasoned band of road warriors has kept pedal to the metal as of late making major festival
appearances at HWY 30 Fest, Bonnaroo, Peacemaker Festival, Under the Big Sky, Mile-0 Fest,
Lollapalooza, and CMA Fest, as well as opening for esteemed acts including Kip Moore, Nikki
Lane, Old Crow Medicine Show, Paul Cauthen, Brothers Osborne, and The Steel Woods.
Throughout their 2023 tenure of live performances, the band has rightfully continued to garner
industry attention by touring alongside notable hit-makers such as Elle King, Dierks Bentley, and
Eric Church. And the industry is certainly noticing–after a jam-packed summer tour that
catapulted them onto the fast track of becoming a household name. The band was welcomed to
walk into the circle at the Grand Ole Opry, culminating lifelong dreams no doubt a result of the
years of hard work and drive spent honing their craft. With their explosive chemistry on stage
and eclectic rock-n-roll sound that is distinctively their own, they’re bound to burn stages down
everywhere. Come see the band on the Way Too Long Tour, part 2!

Nolan Taylor is a singer-songwriter based out of Cincinnati, Ohio. His voice ranges from the
soft fall of rain to a heavy crack of thunder, underlining songs of hard times, wild nights and
heartbreak. The emotional impact of his sound is not only heard, but felt, in the bones and
in the blood. Themes of longing, desperation, joy and sorrow ring true and genuine from his
lips. When Nolan sings, it will make you feel like all of the heartbreak you have ever
experienced found a voice and learned how to play guitar. His passion and his energy are
contagious and will draw you into his stories.